paizo.com Recent Posts by @stroValpaizo.com Recent Posts by @stroVal2015-03-19T02:58:01Z2015-03-19T02:58:01ZRe: Other RPGs: Best system for Cyberpunk?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mk4z&page=6?Best-system-for-Cyberpunk#2642015-03-21T05:39:31Z2015-03-21T05:39:31Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">jemstone wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote><p>I cant get my group into that, yet. We are definitely playing Cyberpunk 2077 when it comes out (whether they like it or not.And they will like it) but at the moment 2020 is looking too aged and complex to get my group into it. I'd prefer to use adventures or sourcebooks from it and ran a different system, a light one. Technoir seemed like a good candidate but its too alien with its tags and word system and what not.
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</blockquote><p>CP2020 is less complex than Pathfinder.
<p>All skill rolls are STAT + SKILL + 1D10 (or 2D6 if you want a different curve) VS DC (or competing roll). Period.</p>
<p>You get 2 actions a turn at no penalty. Additional actions are available at a cumulative -3 penalty to all rolls associated with them.</p>
<p>Armor stops damage, and is degraded by 1 point per shot that penetrates.</p>
<p>That's basically it. There are other more fiddly rules, and more rules for combat, but that's really it.</p>
<p>Get your group over to my place here in California and I'll <i>show</i> them. :) </blockquote><p>I wish I could actually. I can't say that I am that impressed by the role-play in the UK. It's more miss than it is hit.Also people are into silliness and chaos in ways that my scientific brain fails to comprehend (and no its not a matter of imagination. I have a very vivid one :) )
<p>Best roleplayers -in my personal experience obviously- I had the pleasure of meeting/playing with in my life so far were from Greece, Norway and the US</p>jemstone wrote:@stroVal wrote:I cant get my group into that, yet. We are definitely playing Cyberpunk 2077 when it comes out (whether they like it or not.And they will like it) but at the moment 2020 is looking too aged and complex to get my group into it. I'd prefer to use adventures or sourcebooks from it and ran a different system, a light one. Technoir seemed like a good candidate but its too alien with its tags and word system and what not.
CP2020 is less complex than Pathfinder. All...@stroVal2015-03-21T05:39:31ZRe: Other RPGs: Best system for Cyberpunk?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mk4z&page=6?Best-system-for-Cyberpunk#2602015-02-19T20:42:02Z2015-02-19T20:42:02Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Doomed Hero wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Big thumbs up for Cyberpunk 2020/Interlock. It is incredibly easy to adapt that system to whatever game you want to run. It does grit like no other system I've ever seen and has intuitive advancement mechanics. Its also possible just to slap together some pathetic gangers and have a shootout in some convenience store, and have an amazing afternoon of fun.</p>
<p>Just avoid the Cybergeneration book and its various supplements like the plague. </blockquote><p>I cant get my group into that, yet. We are definitely playing Cyberpunk 2077 when it comes out (whether they like it or not.And they will like it) but at the moment 2020 is looking too aged and complex to get my group into it. I'd prefer to use adventures or sourcebooks from it and ran a different system, a light one. Technoir seemed like a good candidate but its too alien with its tags and word system and what not.Doomed Hero wrote:Big thumbs up for Cyberpunk 2020/Interlock. It is incredibly easy to adapt that system to whatever game you want to run. It does grit like no other system I've ever seen and has intuitive advancement mechanics. Its also possible just to slap together some pathetic gangers and have a shootout in some convenience store, and have an amazing afternoon of fun.
Just avoid the Cybergeneration book and its various supplements like the plague.
I cant get my group into that, yet. We...@stroVal2015-02-19T20:42:02ZRe: Other RPGs: Best system for Cyberpunk?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mk4z&page=6?Best-system-for-Cyberpunk#2592015-02-19T20:37:35Z2015-02-19T20:37:35Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Tinkergoth wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">jemstone wrote:</div><blockquote><p> I've never even heard of Ashen Stars or Gumshoe.</p>
<p>What can you tell me about it? Should I hie my haste to the Google?</p>
<p>Unrelated, a small bit from my PBEM Cyberpunk game, in which I prove that advertising is everything (a nice tie in for the big game happening today, I think...)</p>
<p>** spoiler omitted ** </blockquote><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUMSHOE_System" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">GUMSHOE System - Wikipedia</a>
<p>Basically it's an investigation focused system created by Robin D. Laws. Supports a range of games. Probably best known for Trail of Cthulhu. Games I've got for the system are Ashen Stars, The Esoterrorists and Mutant City Blues. I'll be picking up Fear Itself and Night's Black Agents when I get a chance. </p>
<p>Reason I don't think Ashen Stars would be a good choice is because it's built as an (admittedly somewhat noir/investigative) space opera, which isn't really what I'd consider a good genre to try and build cyberpunk out of. </blockquote><p>I see..What about a tech-noir/ noir investigation in a cyberpunk world (a la Blade Runner) sort of game? Would that still work better with Mutant City Blues?Tinkergoth wrote:jemstone wrote:I've never even heard of Ashen Stars or Gumshoe.
What can you tell me about it? Should I hie my haste to the Google?
Unrelated, a small bit from my PBEM Cyberpunk game, in which I prove that advertising is everything (a nice tie in for the big game happening today, I think...)
** spoiler omitted **
GUMSHOE System - Wikipedia Basically it's an investigation focused system created by Robin D. Laws. Supports a range of games. Probably best known for Trail of...@stroVal2015-02-19T20:37:35ZRe: Other RPGs: Best system for Cyberpunk?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mk4z&page=5?Best-system-for-Cyberpunk#2062015-02-01T22:05:15Z2015-02-01T22:05:15Z<p>I'd like to throw one question, I made a separate thread for, here as well:</p>
<p>Anyone tried Ashen Stars (or the Gumshoe system in general) for a pure Cyberpunk campaign?</p>
<p>Does it work? And if so how much tinkering will it need?</p>I'd like to throw one question, I made a separate thread for, here as well:
Anyone tried Ashen Stars (or the Gumshoe system in general) for a pure Cyberpunk campaign?
Does it work? And if so how much tinkering will it need?@stroVal2015-02-01T22:05:15ZRe: Other RPGs: Alternity RPG@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2num5&page=2?Alternity-RPG#712015-02-01T22:00:40Z2015-02-01T22:00:40Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Dexion1619 wrote:</div><blockquote> A bit of a thread necro, but I'm starting an Alternity game for my friends next week (we need something different from pathfinder for a while). I havent seen them this excited during character creation in a while . Just goes to show, Alternity never dies! </blockquote><p>"
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No worries about the necro and all that bs...As long as we keep the role-playing flame on I don't really care...</p>
<p>So, how is the game going?</p>Dexion1619 wrote:A bit of a thread necro, but I'm starting an Alternity game for my friends next week (we need something different from pathfinder for a while). I havent seen them this excited during character creation in a while . Just goes to show, Alternity never dies!
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No worries about the necro and all that bs...As long as we keep the role-playing flame on I don't really care...So, how is the game going?@stroVal2015-02-01T22:00:40ZRe: Other RPGs: Alternity RPG@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2num5&page=2?Alternity-RPG#672014-09-09T19:41:10Z2014-09-09T19:41:10Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Jon Goranson wrote:</div><blockquote><p> And we are back to Alternity! I will be running another Dark*Matter/Supernatural/WoD campaign using Alternity rules. My players have really enjoyed the Alternity rules and think it's a great system for modern/future games. </p>
<p>I'm also getting back into adding more to the Hero Lab files I created for Alternity. </p>
<p>Viva la Alternity! :) </blockquote><p>Haha
<p>that is good to hear!</p>Jon Goranson wrote:And we are back to Alternity! I will be running another Dark*Matter/Supernatural/WoD campaign using Alternity rules. My players have really enjoyed the Alternity rules and think it's a great system for modern/future games.
I'm also getting back into adding more to the Hero Lab files I created for Alternity.
Viva la Alternity! :)
Haha that is good to hear!@stroVal2014-09-09T19:41:10ZRe: Other RPGs: Ashen Stars@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2q1gh?Ashen-Stars#62014-07-28T21:10:03Z2014-07-28T21:10:03Z<p>No news from people who tried it?</p>
<p>Can its rules work with Cyberpunk settings?</p>No news from people who tried it?
Can its rules work with Cyberpunk settings?@stroVal2014-07-28T21:10:03ZRe: Other RPGs: Any ideas on 'Synergy Fantasy' from Applied Vectors?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qw9n?Any-ideas-on-Synergy-Fantasy-from-Applied#32014-05-03T22:22:40Z2014-05-03T22:22:40Z<p>atrocious*</p>
<p>damned smart-phone..</p>atrocious*
damned smart-phone..@stroVal2014-05-03T22:22:40ZRe: Other RPGs: Any ideas on 'Synergy Fantasy' from Applied Vectors?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qw9n?Any-ideas-on-Synergy-Fantasy-from-Applied#22014-05-02T20:22:51Z2014-05-02T20:22:51Z<p>Ok for future reference I did buy the pdf from drivethrurpg. The system is a
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good translation to the fantasy genre with the power level option that BP had.
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This essentially allows you to play around with subgenre dials: from low magic to high epic. The magic system is really well thought of and there is even a setting(not too bland which is a plus) Overall really good impressions apart from the artwork which is attrocious. I would call it medium crunch with some tendencies towards lite.
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More when I actually playtest it,but I expect that to take a while</p>Ok for future reference I did buy the pdf from drivethrurpg. The system is a
good translation to the fantasy genre with the power level option that BP had.
This essentially allows you to play around with subgenre dials: from low magic to high epic. The magic system is really well thought of and there is even a setting(not too bland which is a plus) Overall really good impressions apart from the artwork which is attrocious. I would call it medium crunch with some tendencies towards lite.
More...@stroVal2014-05-02T20:22:51ZOther RPGs: Critical hit locations in D6@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qyu2?Critical-hit-locations-in-D6#12014-05-02T20:11:04Z2014-05-02T20:11:04Z<p>So thinking of-finally- starting that Mini Six campaign I ve been talking about
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and I was wondering if there is some sort of wound location system or maybe called shots in battle..I guess Legend ruined me that way. I couldn't find anything online so I thought maybe the good people here have heard of something?</p>So thinking of-finally- starting that Mini Six campaign I ve been talking about
and I was wondering if there is some sort of wound location system or maybe called shots in battle..I guess Legend ruined me that way. I couldn't find anything online so I thought maybe the good people here have heard of something?@stroVal2014-05-02T20:11:04ZOther RPGs: Any ideas on 'Synergy Fantasy' from Applied Vectors?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qw9n?Any-ideas-on-Synergy-Fantasy-from-Applied#12014-04-15T14:46:59Z2014-04-15T14:46:59Z<p>I am a huge fan of Blue Planet v2(where the rulesystem originates from) but its been around eight years since I last tried it.</p>
<p>I remember thinking its the best scifi game I 'd ever seen..With a system well suited for the genre/world.</p>
<p>Does this hold true for its fantasy version?</p>I am a huge fan of Blue Planet v2(where the rulesystem originates from) but its been around eight years since I last tried it.
I remember thinking its the best scifi game I 'd ever seen..With a system well suited for the genre/world.
Does this hold true for its fantasy version?@stroVal2014-04-15T14:46:59ZRe: Other RPGs: Fallout Pen & paper?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2ovwe?Fallout-Pen-paper#162013-12-16T09:50:40Z2013-12-16T09:50:40Z<p>All of the options mentioned are great. </p>
<p>That said, if you want a system that is story-driven, cinematic and light; may I propose Atomic Highway by Radioactive Ape Designs?</p>
<p>All the rules you ll need for a Rage/Mad Max style setting are in the core book and there is an upcoming supplement with rules for: Retro Tech, cybernetics and zombies called Gunmetal Road.</p>All of the options mentioned are great.
That said, if you want a system that is story-driven, cinematic and light; may I propose Atomic Highway by Radioactive Ape Designs?
All the rules you ll need for a Rage/Mad Max style setting are in the core book and there is an upcoming supplement with rules for: Retro Tech, cybernetics and zombies called Gunmetal Road.@stroVal2013-12-16T09:50:40ZRe: Other RPGs: Looking for Recommendation for a sci-fi gaming system@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qdu4?Looking-for-Recommendation-for-a-scifi-gaming#142013-12-16T08:47:56Z2013-12-16T08:47:56Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">ZDPhoenix wrote:</div><blockquote> I really enjoyed Parsec. </blockquote><p>Could you tell us more about it?
<p>I saw the kickstarter (almost two years ago now?) but I haven't seen a single review since then</p>ZDPhoenix wrote:I really enjoyed Parsec.
Could you tell us more about it? I saw the kickstarter (almost two years ago now?) but I haven't seen a single review since then@stroVal2013-12-16T08:47:56ZRe: Other RPGs: Looking for Recommendation for a sci-fi gaming system@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qdu4?Looking-for-Recommendation-for-a-scifi-gaming#122013-12-13T06:35:40Z2013-12-13T06:35:40Z<p>Everything I mentioned in previous threads, plus Mini Six(distilled D6 system) if you want a quick lite game.</p>
<p>I have yet to run anything with it .</p>Everything I mentioned in previous threads, plus Mini Six(distilled D6 system) if you want a quick lite game.
I have yet to run anything with it .@stroVal2013-12-13T06:35:40ZRe: Other RPGs: Best system for Cyberpunk?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mk4z&page=4?Best-system-for-Cyberpunk#2002013-12-08T09:55:33Z2013-12-08T09:55:33Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Wintergreen wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Last month I actually ran a game of Cyberpunk in 2013 - the year that the first edition of Cyberpunk was set in!</p>
<p>I actually ran the scenario as a prequel to my Cyberpunk game (so set a few years before the campaign started) and had one of the players dramatically start the Cyberpunk movement with a wonderfully dramatic performance! </blockquote><p>:) Which version of the system did you use?Wintergreen wrote:Last month I actually ran a game of Cyberpunk in 2013 - the year that the first edition of Cyberpunk was set in!
I actually ran the scenario as a prequel to my Cyberpunk game (so set a few years before the campaign started) and had one of the players dramatically start the Cyberpunk movement with a wonderfully dramatic performance!
:) Which version of the system did you use?@stroVal2013-12-08T09:55:33ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#382013-12-04T12:55:02Z2013-12-04T12:55:02Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Bluenose wrote:</div><blockquote>I've never quite understood the emphasis on "medieval European" settings in RPGs. It sometimes seems like an odd choice to me, when the periods immediately before and after could well be considered either more interesting or potentially more suitable for PC groups. </blockquote><p>Agreed.There are many beautiful cultures and historical periods to use as inspiration and countless new and alien things to experiment with.Bluenose wrote:I've never quite understood the emphasis on "medieval European" settings in RPGs. It sometimes seems like an odd choice to me, when the periods immediately before and after could well be considered either more interesting or potentially more suitable for PC groups.
Agreed.There are many beautiful cultures and historical periods to use as inspiration and countless new and alien things to experiment with.@stroVal2013-12-04T12:55:02ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#372013-12-04T12:48:21Z2013-12-04T12:48:21Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Bluenose wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote><p>Thanks Bluenose :)</p>
<p>So long as they don't produce yet another Sword and Sorcery setting.How many of those do we need for the d100 family? I think its time to take it towards another direction. I believe the system can do more </blockquote><p>There's several D100 games either in existence or in the past that weren't Sword and Sorcery - not even fantasy in some cases. I do think that D100 systems work in a way that suits a Sword &amp; Sorcery setting, which probably explains why there are several. At the same time, Pendragon could be converted to D100 quite trivially (multiply all numbers on the character sheet by 5, roll D100 instead of D20), and it certainly isn't a S&amp;S game.
<div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Byzantium is such a great and underrated part of history. It spanned a thousand years and underwent many changes bridging West and East. Their mythical lore was very rich too(by the end basically Greek myths evolving for Medieval times etc) As far as I know Dark Elves and Gnomes came from that culture. I should note that there are several settings under development from a variety of companies that I'm aware of, including some that to my knowledge aren't really S&amp;S.</p>
<p>I am more interested in something like that, instead of seing yet another fantasy version of Britain(which has now come to mean Fantasy in general for some reason)</p>
<p>The Byzantine Empire design was done well in Studio Ghibli's 'Tales from Earthsea' (even though the film had nothing to do with Leguin's actual books) </blockquote><p>I've never quite understood the emphasis on "medieval European" settings in RPGs. It sometimes seems like an odd choice to me, when the periods immediately before and after could well be considered either more interesting or potentially more suitable for PC groups. As far as I'm aware, Mythic Byzantium will only be the second RPG book on the subject (do not ask me to recall the first, please).
<p>And incidentally, I was wrong about MYthic Britain beign Celtic. It's actually a Dark Age setting, presumably King... </blockquote><p>I vaguely remember a few but there are less than a handful, compared to the many S&amp;S settings still being produced...*Sigh* oh well.
<p>Oh maybe you are referring to
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<a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0970796102/michaeltrescaA/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">this</a>
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d20 supplement? </p>
<p>Its the only Byzantine setting I'm aware of.</p>
<p>Hmm the blurb sites Vlad the impaler as one of the Sultan's allies, even though he fought the Ottomans. Its either very fantastical/alternate history or very badly done ;p</p>Bluenose wrote:@stroVal wrote:Thanks Bluenose :)
So long as they don't produce yet another Sword and Sorcery setting.How many of those do we need for the d100 family? I think its time to take it towards another direction. I believe the system can do more
There's several D100 games either in existence or in the past that weren't Sword and Sorcery - not even fantasy in some cases. I do think that D100 systems work in a way that suits a Sword & Sorcery setting, which probably explains why...@stroVal2013-12-04T12:48:21ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#352013-12-04T04:08:27Z2013-12-04T04:08:27Z<p>Byzantium is such a great and underrated part of history. It spanned a thousand years and underwent many changes bridging West and East. Their mythical lore was very rich too(by the end basically Greek myths evolving for Medieval times etc) As far as I know Dark Elves and Gnomes came from that culture.</p>
<p>I am more interested in something like that, instead of seing yet another fantasy version of Britain(which has now come to mean Fantasy in general for some reason)</p>
<p>The Byzantine Empire design was done well in Studio Ghibli's 'Tales from Earthsea' (even though the film had nothing to do with Leguin's actual books)</p>Byzantium is such a great and underrated part of history. It spanned a thousand years and underwent many changes bridging West and East. Their mythical lore was very rich too(by the end basically Greek myths evolving for Medieval times etc) As far as I know Dark Elves and Gnomes came from that culture.
I am more interested in something like that, instead of seing yet another fantasy version of Britain(which has now come to mean Fantasy in general for some reason)
The Byzantine Empire design...@stroVal2013-12-04T04:08:27ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#342013-12-04T04:00:59Z2013-12-04T04:00:59Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Bluenose wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote><p>The presentation is indeed better from what I ve seen so far.</p>
<p>I have a feeling though that Legend Combat is better? </p>
<p>The rest of the stuff seem as similar as the first versions of Pathfinder was to 3.5 or maybe more..</p>
<p>And as I ve said before the default Greek setting intrigues me. </blockquote><p>It looks like the board ate my original reply.
<p>RQ6 and Legend are indeed very similar (imo more similar than PF/D&amp;D 3.5), and both also very similar to Mongoose RQ2. I haven't gone through combat word by word, but I think RQ6 is slightly more generous in terms of Special Combat Effects and that tends to mean that combat is a bit more deadly. </p>
<p>I wouldn't expect to see much more of the setting, at least for a while. Though TDM do seem interested in pseudo-historical settings, the first two they're workign on are Mythic Britain (a celtic Britain with magic version) and mythic Constantinople (magical Byzantine empire, I assume). Some of the scenarios in Book of Quests seem to give hints about things elsewhere in the rulebook setting, but nothing certain. </blockquote><p>Thanks Bluenose :)
<p>So long as they don't produce yet another Sword and Sorcery setting.How many of those do we need for the d100 family? I think its time to take it towards another direction. I believe the system can do more</p>Bluenose wrote:@stroVal wrote:The presentation is indeed better from what I ve seen so far.
I have a feeling though that Legend Combat is better?
The rest of the stuff seem as similar as the first versions of Pathfinder was to 3.5 or maybe more..
And as I ve said before the default Greek setting intrigues me.
It looks like the board ate my original reply. RQ6 and Legend are indeed very similar (imo more similar than PF/D&D 3.5), and both also very similar to Mongoose RQ2. I haven't gone...@stroVal2013-12-04T04:00:59ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#262013-11-29T22:11:21Z2013-11-29T22:11:21Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Doomed Hero wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">Doomed Hero wrote:</div><blockquote><p> <a href="http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/10/10742.phtml" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Dogs in the Vineyard.</a></p>
<p>Hands down, flat out best. The systems in place for creating tension and drama turn every game into an exploration of morality, and the lengths people will go to when given the authority to judge others.</p>
<p>The best action comes when players can't agree on something and initiate a Contest with each other. Some amazing roleplay will ensue. If you have people in your group who are "hate to lose" types, it can get really precarious when the only available outcome to keep from losing a Social challenge is to draw a gun. </p>
<p>It is <i>brilliant</i>. </blockquote><p>Isn't that where you play a type of Mormon Inquisition?
<p>I find the system and roleplaying intriguing but the setting highly unappealing </blockquote><p>That's the basic idea, yes. It's a fantasy-version of old west utah. It isn't actually Mormonism, but it's an analogue. The setting is just there to set up the conflicts. It could really be set anywhere as long as the characters are investigators with the authority to mete out some kind of justice or punishment.
<p>I played a game of Dogs that was set in Megacity, the Judge Dredd setting. It worked perfectly. </blockquote><p>I see. Does it have a duel/showdown mechanic?Doomed Hero wrote:@stroVal wrote: Doomed Hero wrote:Dogs in the Vineyard.
Hands down, flat out best. The systems in place for creating tension and drama turn every game into an exploration of morality, and the lengths people will go to when given the authority to judge others.
The best action comes when players can't agree on something and initiate a Contest with each other. Some amazing roleplay will ensue. If you have people in your group who are "hate to lose" types, it can get really...@stroVal2013-11-29T22:11:21ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#242013-11-29T06:41:28Z2013-11-29T06:41:28Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">BigNorseWolf wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">BigNorseWolf wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Deadlands. Old school, or get off my mechmule!</p>
<p></blockquote>I ve heard a lot of people say they prefer the original ruleset to Reloaded.Something about the later game losing the flavor... </blockquote>Definitely. In old school deadlands the mechanics and flavor are as integrated as its possible to get: multiple card decks , chips, poker hands, and cards literally up your sleve are all part of the mechanics. </blockquote><p>Btw didn't the original have two editions?
<p>Which one do you use?</p>BigNorseWolf wrote:@stroVal wrote: BigNorseWolf wrote:Deadlands. Old school, or get off my mechmule!
I ve heard a lot of people say they prefer the original ruleset to Reloaded.Something about the later game losing the flavor... Definitely. In old school deadlands the mechanics and flavor are as integrated as its possible to get: multiple card decks , chips, poker hands, and cards literally up your sleve are all part of the mechanics. Btw didn't the original have two editions? Which one do...@stroVal2013-11-29T06:41:28ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#232013-11-29T06:39:45Z2013-11-29T06:39:45Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Doomed Hero wrote:</div><blockquote><p> <a href="http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/10/10742.phtml" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Dogs in the Vineyard.</a></p>
<p>Hands down, flat out best. The systems in place for creating tension and drama turn every game into an exploration of morality, and the lengths people will go to when given the authority to judge others.</p>
<p>The best action comes when players can't agree on something and initiate a Contest with each other. Some amazing roleplay will ensue. If you have people in your group who are "hate to lose" types, it can get really precarious when the only available outcome to keep from losing a Social challenge is to draw a gun. </p>
<p>It is <i>brilliant</i>. </blockquote><p>Isn't that where you play a type of Mormon Inquisition?
<p>I find the system and roleplaying intriguing but the setting highly unappealing</p>Doomed Hero wrote:Dogs in the Vineyard.
Hands down, flat out best. The systems in place for creating tension and drama turn every game into an exploration of morality, and the lengths people will go to when given the authority to judge others.
The best action comes when players can't agree on something and initiate a Contest with each other. Some amazing roleplay will ensue. If you have people in your group who are "hate to lose" types, it can get really precarious when the only available...@stroVal2013-11-29T06:39:45ZRe: Other RPGs: Lets Talk Mini Six (From AntiPaladin Games)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qe6i?Lets-Talk-Mini-Six#42013-11-29T06:17:38Z2013-11-29T06:17:38Z<p>dropping <a href="http://www.unboundbook.org/MiniSixFanatic/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">this site</a> for future reference.</p>dropping this site for future reference.@stroVal2013-11-29T06:17:38ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#202013-11-29T03:26:42Z2013-11-29T03:26:42Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">BigNorseWolf wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Deadlands. Old school, or get off my mechmule!</p>
<p></blockquote><p>I ve heard a lot of people say they prefer the original ruleset to Reloaded.Something about the later game losing the flavor...BigNorseWolf wrote:Deadlands. Old school, or get off my mechmule!
I ve heard a lot of people say they prefer the original ruleset to Reloaded.Something about the later game losing the flavor...@stroVal2013-11-29T03:26:42ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#192013-11-29T03:23:40Z2013-11-29T03:23:40Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Haladir wrote:</div><blockquote><p> I'll second GURPS for a straight-up Western game.</p>
<p>I played in a "cowboy horror" tournament using Call of Cthulhu rules about a decade ago. It went very well. </blockquote><p>It appears quite a few of you have mixed CoC with Westerns. I believe there's also a BRP western book out there?Haladir wrote:I'll second GURPS for a straight-up Western game.
I played in a "cowboy horror" tournament using Call of Cthulhu rules about a decade ago. It went very well.
It appears quite a few of you have mixed CoC with Westerns. I believe there's also a BRP western book out there?@stroVal2013-11-29T03:23:40ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#182013-11-29T03:21:13Z2013-11-29T03:21:13Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Digitalelf wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">Haladir wrote:</div><blockquote> I played in a "cowboy horror" tournament using Call of Cthulhu rules about a decade ago.</blockquote>Back in 2005, the short-lived Call of Cthulhu magazine, "Worlds of Cthulhu", published rules for "Wild West Call of Cthulhu"... I never played in or used those rules myself, but it looked like it would be fun to play. </blockquote><p>I'll let my gf know, shes the Lovecraft fanDigitalelf wrote:Haladir wrote: I played in a "cowboy horror" tournament using Call of Cthulhu rules about a decade ago.
Back in 2005, the short-lived Call of Cthulhu magazine, "Worlds of Cthulhu", published rules for "Wild West Call of Cthulhu"... I never played in or used those rules myself, but it looked like it would be fun to play. I'll let my gf know, shes the Lovecraft fan@stroVal2013-11-29T03:21:13ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#172013-11-29T03:19:54Z2013-11-29T03:19:54Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Joshua Goudreau wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">Johnico wrote:</div><blockquote> For western stuff, I loves me some Deadlands. </blockquote>Which version? :) </blockquote>The d20 version was quite well done. </blockquote><p>Jushua if you like d20 and fantasy westerns you might also like Horizon; Spellslinger by FFGJoshua Goudreau wrote:@stroVal wrote: Johnico wrote: For western stuff, I loves me some Deadlands.
Which version? :) The d20 version was quite well done. Jushua if you like d20 and fantasy westerns you might also like Horizon; Spellslinger by FFG@stroVal2013-11-29T03:19:54ZRe: Other RPGs: Lets Talk Mini Six (From AntiPaladin Games)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qe6i?Lets-Talk-Mini-Six#32013-11-29T02:26:59Z2013-11-29T02:26:59Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">TheLoneCleric wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Ummm.</p>
<p>http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=93252&amp;it=1</p>
<p>I have't picked it up, but check out In Flames. It's mini 6 I believe. </blockquote><p>Interesting.I might check it out in the future..Worst case scenario: its bad as a setting but there are usefull stats for spaceships etc to use in Alternity...TheLoneCleric wrote:Ummm.
http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=93252&it=1
I have't picked it up, but check out In Flames. It's mini 6 I believe.
Interesting.I might check it out in the future..Worst case scenario: its bad as a setting but there are usefull stats for spaceships etc to use in Alternity...@stroVal2013-11-29T02:26:59ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#312013-11-26T18:22:59Z2013-11-26T18:22:59Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Bluenose wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote><p> Looking into the whole Legend vs RQ6 thing and still, the only people fully convinced they are fairly different and that RQ6 is the better product, seem to be ones that have worked on it.</p>
<p>Don't get me wrong some of the minor changes I've read about on the net seem interesting but with such a high price on the pdf and me having already invested in the Legend line...I don't know...</p>
<p>Any people who have tried both here, willing to discuss? </blockquote>I prefer Runequest 6, but I'm perfectly willing to admit that this is in large part because I prefer the presentation. Legend is a bit "cramped", and I'm fairly old with eyesight that could be better. There is extra content in RQ6 compared to Legend, some of which is important to the settings I play in. I also think RQ6 has better play examples. None of that makes me think the games are particularly different, in fact I think they're both closer to MRQ2 (and each other) than D&amp;D 3.5 was to D&amp;D 3.0. I wouldn't hesitate to use material from the two together, or expect to find problems doing that. </blockquote><p>The presentation is indeed better from what I ve seen so far.
<p>I have a feeling though that Legend Combat is better? </p>
<p>The rest of the stuff seem as similar as the first versions of Pathfinder was to 3.5 or maybe more..</p>
<p>And as I ve said before the default Greek setting intrigues me.</p>Bluenose wrote:@stroVal wrote:Looking into the whole Legend vs RQ6 thing and still, the only people fully convinced they are fairly different and that RQ6 is the better product, seem to be ones that have worked on it.
Don't get me wrong some of the minor changes I've read about on the net seem interesting but with such a high price on the pdf and me having already invested in the Legend line...I don't know...
Any people who have tried both here, willing to discuss?
I prefer Runequest 6,...@stroVal2013-11-26T18:22:59ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#92013-11-26T03:56:57Z2013-11-26T03:56:57Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Johnico wrote:</div><blockquote> For western stuff, I loves me some Deadlands. </blockquote><p>Which version? :)Johnico wrote:For western stuff, I loves me some Deadlands.
Which version? :)@stroVal2013-11-26T03:56:57ZOther RPGs: Lets Talk Mini Six (From AntiPaladin Games)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qe6i?Lets-Talk-Mini-Six#12013-11-24T20:32:33Z2013-11-24T20:32:33Z<p>I ve had the free pdf for years now,but life got into the way of testing it.
<br />
Last night I ordered a physical copy of the book from Lulu.com
<br />
Two initial ideas in settings to run with it:</p>
<p>Replace the Alternity ruleset for Star*Drive(not sure how that will work)
<br />
Run a more mature version of Saber Rider &amp; the Star Sheriffs setting (I think this will work great with minisix)</p>
<p>Are there any people around here who still use the system? (I seem to remember a few from discussions back in 2010-2011)</p>
<p>What sort of settings do you prefer to run with Mini Six?</p>I ve had the free pdf for years now,but life got into the way of testing it.
Last night I ordered a physical copy of the book from Lulu.com
Two initial ideas in settings to run with it:
Replace the Alternity ruleset for Star*Drive(not sure how that will work)
Run a more mature version of Saber Rider & the Star Sheriffs setting (I think this will work great with minisix)
Are there any people around here who still use the system? (I seem to remember a few from discussions back in 2010-2011)
...@stroVal2013-11-24T20:32:33ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#72013-11-23T01:11:53Z2013-11-23T01:11:53Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">CourtFool wrote:</div><blockquote> I have run a Western in G.U.R.P.S. and in Hero. In my biased opinion, both work superbly. I am also considering running one in Mutants &amp; Masterminds 2e. There will be serious restrictions on Powers and I have toyed with tinkering with Initiative. </blockquote><p>Makes sense all well respected systems...
<p>How did they handle the fast gritty showdowns though?</p>CourtFool wrote:I have run a Western in G.U.R.P.S. and in Hero. In my biased opinion, both work superbly. I am also considering running one in Mutants & Masterminds 2e. There will be serious restrictions on Powers and I have toyed with tinkering with Initiative.
Makes sense all well respected systems... How did they handle the fast gritty showdowns though?@stroVal2013-11-23T01:11:53ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#292013-11-21T16:43:07Z2013-11-21T16:43:07Z<p>:)</p>:)@stroVal2013-11-21T16:43:07ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#272013-11-21T10:53:22Z2013-11-21T10:53:22Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Matt Thomason wrote:</div><blockquote> <div class="messageboard-quotee">@stroVal wrote:</div><blockquote><p> So I mentioned OpenQuest. From what I 've seen I don't think the changes from MQ SRD/Stormbringer -and whatever else they used to make OQ- are my cup of tea.
</p>
But..I would like to know how different the Magic System is compared to Legend.
<br />
Its the only part of Opequest that I haven't found info about online.
<br />
Do we have any players here? </blockquote>I've got a copy of the OpenQuest Developer's Kit (which doesn't appear to be available from their website any longer) which is basically an SRD in .doc format for the whole system. PM me if you'd like it, it's 100% OGL so I can email you a copy without any issues. </blockquote><p>Thank you, I appreciate it. But since that post I found an OQ Developer's Kit on the net, I'm in the process of going through it.
<p>Just to be sure: your version has 12 chapters?</p>Matt Thomason wrote:@stroVal wrote:So I mentioned OpenQuest. From what I 've seen I don't think the changes from MQ SRD/Stormbringer -and whatever else they used to make OQ- are my cup of tea.
But..I would like to know how different the Magic System is compared to Legend.
Its the only part of Opequest that I haven't found info about online.
Do we have any players here?
I've got a copy of the OpenQuest Developer's Kit (which doesn't appear to be available from their website any longer) which...@stroVal2013-11-21T10:53:22ZRe: Other RPGs: Other Good Tabletop RPGs@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qbzv?Other-Good-Tabletop-RPGs#72013-11-20T11:42:56Z2013-11-20T11:42:56Z<p>We use Atomic Highway by Radioactive Ape Designs! for all our Post Apocalyptic needs.</p>We use Atomic Highway by Radioactive Ape Designs! for all our Post Apocalyptic needs.@stroVal2013-11-20T11:42:56ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#252013-11-20T11:21:41Z2013-11-20T11:21:41Z<p>Looking into the whole Legend vs RQ6 thing and still, the only people fully convinced they are fairly different and that RQ6 is the better product, seem to be ones that have worked on it.</p>
<p>Don't get me wrong some of the minor changes I've read about on the net seem interesting but with such a high price on the pdf and me having already invested in the Legend line...I don't know...</p>
<p>Any people who have tried both here, willing to discuss?</p>Looking into the whole Legend vs RQ6 thing and still, the only people fully convinced they are fairly different and that RQ6 is the better product, seem to be ones that have worked on it.
Don't get me wrong some of the minor changes I've read about on the net seem interesting but with such a high price on the pdf and me having already invested in the Legend line...I don't know...
Any people who have tried both here, willing to discuss?@stroVal2013-11-20T11:21:41ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#52013-11-19T06:28:17Z2013-11-19T06:28:17Z<p>Somebody mentioned using the Werewolf Wild West rules for mortals...Is that even practical I wonder?</p>Somebody mentioned using the Werewolf Wild West rules for mortals...Is that even practical I wonder?@stroVal2013-11-19T06:28:17ZRe: Other RPGs: Best system for Cyberpunk?@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2mk4z&page=4?Best-system-for-Cyberpunk#1972013-11-15T05:10:10Z2013-11-15T05:10:10Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">TheLoneCleric wrote:</div><blockquote> Oh. Second vote for Interface Zero 2.0. I'm liking thre revamp. Fixes quite a few issues with the early versions. </blockquote><p>I'm curious why the second version? What sort of issues where there?TheLoneCleric wrote:Oh. Second vote for Interface Zero 2.0. I'm liking thre revamp. Fixes quite a few issues with the early versions.
I'm curious why the second version? What sort of issues where there?@stroVal2013-11-15T05:10:10ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#42013-11-12T00:21:38Z2013-11-12T00:21:38Z<p>Anyone whos tried
<br />
<a href="http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/118566/Westward-Premium-Edition
<br />
" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">this?</a></p>Anyone whos tried
this?@stroVal2013-11-12T00:21:38ZRe: Other RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#32013-11-11T02:23:27Z2013-11-11T02:23:27Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Taliesin Hoyle wrote:</div><blockquote> Kenzer never really did anything I was interested in, but <a href="http://www.kenzerco.com/aces_n_eights/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow"> Aces n Eights </a> is awesome. </blockquote><p>Just had a look at a review of A&amp;8. Seems really interesting/well thought...but heavy on the preparation.Taliesin Hoyle wrote:Kenzer never really did anything I was interested in, but Aces n Eights is awesome.
Just had a look at a review of A&8. Seems really interesting/well thought...but heavy on the preparation.@stroVal2013-11-11T02:23:27ZRe: Other RPGs: Post Apocalyptic Adventures@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2ocya?Post-Apocalyptic-Adventures#52013-11-10T19:02:34Z2013-11-10T19:02:34Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">Calex wrote:</div><blockquote> Dot! </blockquote><p>Damage Over Time?Calex wrote:Dot!
Damage Over Time?@stroVal2013-11-10T19:02:34ZOther RPGs: Your Favorite Western Rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qce9?Your-Favorite-Western-Rpg#12013-11-10T00:52:04Z2013-11-10T00:52:04Z<p>Been playing this gem <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5_9M60crGs" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">here</a> and it got me back into my western game mood.</p>
<p>I'm working my own version based on Atomic Highway(with a few tweaks here and there).</p>
<p>But it also got me thinking: what is your favorite western rpg? Your go to system..it doesn't have to be one of the famous ones.
<br />
And while we re at it, is there a ruleset that takes Steampunk also into the mix that you like?</p>Been playing this gem here and it got me back into my western game mood.
I'm working my own version based on Atomic Highway(with a few tweaks here and there).
But it also got me thinking: what is your favorite western rpg? Your go to system..it doesn't have to be one of the famous ones.
And while we re at it, is there a ruleset that takes Steampunk also into the mix that you like?@stroVal2013-11-10T00:52:04ZRe: Other RPGs: Post Apocalyptic Adventures@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2ocya?Post-Apocalyptic-Adventures#32013-11-10T00:43:17Z2013-11-10T00:43:17Z<p>Cheers :)</p>Cheers :)@stroVal2013-11-10T00:43:17ZRe: Other RPGs: Savage Worlds rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2lxa4?Savage-Worlds-rpg#292013-11-06T15:45:49Z2013-11-06T15:45:49Z<p>Thanks a lot!</p>
<p>what sort of games do you run with it?</p>
<p>For instance my group has Atomic Highway for Postapocalyptic games</p>
<p>possibly Legend for our Fantasy needs and we still haven't decided on a standard scifi system(but are flirting with Void for at least the Horror Scifi genre) ...</p>Thanks a lot!
what sort of games do you run with it?
For instance my group has Atomic Highway for Postapocalyptic games
possibly Legend for our Fantasy needs and we still haven't decided on a standard scifi system(but are flirting with Void for at least the Horror Scifi genre) ...@stroVal2013-11-06T15:45:49ZRe: Other RPGs: Savage Worlds rpg@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2lxa4?Savage-Worlds-rpg#272013-11-06T03:36:47Z2013-11-06T03:36:47Z<p>Savage Worlds Deluxe Explorers edition. Have you tried it?</p>
<p>Is it worth getting?</p>Savage Worlds Deluxe Explorers edition. Have you tried it?
Is it worth getting?@stroVal2013-11-06T03:36:47ZRe: Other RPGs: Looking for Space or Scifi RPG recommendations.@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pie2&page=2?Looking-for-Space-or-Scifi-RPG-recommendations#852013-10-22T16:56:35Z2013-10-22T16:56:35Z<div class="messageboard-quotee">baalbamoth wrote:</div><blockquote> Eclipse Phase, hands down best sci if game I've bought in the last 10 years, if you've read Richard K Morgan's altered carbon aka the Takashi Kovacs novels the setting is extremely similar. I've been running an EP game for the past three months, setting is incredible and the players are having an awesome time, and all the books are available as PDFs for free. Can't praise it enough. </blockquote><p>The hard scifi premise sounds brilliant.I am willing to buy it just to support the setting.
</p>
That said as far as the system goes: I 've heard the rules are a mess and very crunchy..any truth to that?</p>baalbamoth wrote:Eclipse Phase, hands down best sci if game I've bought in the last 10 years, if you've read Richard K Morgan's altered carbon aka the Takashi Kovacs novels the setting is extremely similar. I've been running an EP game for the past three months, setting is incredible and the players are having an awesome time, and all the books are available as PDFs for free. Can't praise it enough.
The hard scifi premise sounds brilliant.I am willing to buy it just to support the setting.
...@stroVal2013-10-22T16:56:35ZRe: Other RPGs: Your favorite iteration of d100(Runequest)@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pkz7?Your-favorite-iteration-of-d100#242013-10-22T01:06:50Z2013-10-22T01:06:50Z<p>So I mentioned OpenQuest. From what I 've seen I don't think the changes from MQ SRD/Stormbringer -and whatever else they used to make OQ- are my cup of tea.
<br />
But..I would like to know how different the Magic System is compared to Legend.
<br />
Its the only part of Opequest that I haven't found info about online.
<br />
Do we have any players here?</p>So I mentioned OpenQuest. From what I 've seen I don't think the changes from MQ SRD/Stormbringer -and whatever else they used to make OQ- are my cup of tea.
But..I would like to know how different the Magic System is compared to Legend.
Its the only part of Opequest that I haven't found info about online.
Do we have any players here?@stroVal2013-10-22T01:06:50ZRe: Other RPGs: Legend@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2pgdh?Legend#402013-10-21T18:02:42Z2013-10-21T18:02:42Z<p>Ι want to thank Bluenose and everyone else for their response.
<br />
In the months after my first posts I have gained more understadning about the system and eagerly await Christmas time when we will get together to run our first session. :)</p>
<p>Btw: would you happen to know of any Legend to d20 conversion guides?</p>
<p>I have a few theories on how to convert D&amp;D/Pathfinder modules but if there is a fan guide I would love to have a look.</p>Ι want to thank Bluenose and everyone else for their response.
In the months after my first posts I have gained more understadning about the system and eagerly await Christmas time when we will get together to run our first session. :)
Btw: would you happen to know of any Legend to d20 conversion guides?
I have a few theories on how to convert D&D/Pathfinder modules but if there is a fan guide I would love to have a look.@stroVal2013-10-21T18:02:42ZOther RPGs: Rulesets for Fantasy Grounds II@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2q9um?Rulesets-for-Fantasy-Grounds-II#12013-10-18T23:24:39Z2013-10-18T23:24:39Z<p>I am looking for extra rulesets for FGII; specifically a Legend rpg one.
<br />
I checked on the official shop but couldn't find anything.
<br />
Are there any fan made ones out there?</p>I am looking for extra rulesets for FGII; specifically a Legend rpg one.
I checked on the official shop but couldn't find anything.
Are there any fan made ones out there?@stroVal2013-10-18T23:24:39ZOther RPGs: Alternity conversion to Fate@stroValhttp://paizo.com/threads/rzs2q98q?Alternity-conversion-to-Fate#12013-10-13T18:11:46Z2013-10-13T18:11:46Z<p>As in the title: </p>
<p>Does anyone know of alternity(Star*Drive campaign)to Fate conversions by fans?</p>As in the title:
Does anyone know of alternity(Star*Drive campaign)to Fate conversions by fans?@stroVal2013-10-13T18:11:46Z